It is called Waxing!
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The Moon is always the same size. What we see increasing is the lighted part of the nearside of the Moon. When it is increasing, we call it "waxing"; when we see it decreasing, the word "waning" is used.
The moon does not grow larger. It sometimes appears larger due to how close it is to the Earth at that point in time.
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The "more than 50%" moon is called the gibbous moon. When it is "growing" (appearing to get larger), it is a Waxing Gibbous; when "shrinking," it's the Waning Gibbous.
It is when the moon is more than half full and getting larger. So it is any stage between half full and full.
It becomes slowly smaller until it disappears and then starts growing larger (waxing) again.
Waxing means growing larger; waning means getting smaller.
The term for the moon growing (or appearing to in phases) is waxing.
It is growing. Since a new moon is when the moon "disappears", it "comes back" to the full moon.
No. The moon is not changing in size.
No. The moon orbits the planet which means the planet is larger than the moon.
Mars has a moon that is larger than the other one.